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This 11 acre 'A' class, heritage listed reserve has been designed as an integral part of the Central War memorial.
The main memorial at 14m in height is constructed from Donnybrook stone, was built and funded by the citizens of Fremantle in 1928 to commemorate the 59,330 Australians killed or posted as missing in action in WW1. Built at a cost of 5,931 pounds. It was redesigned by the local architects Allen & Nicholas due to a lack of funding for the original winning design.
The site is also home to a number of other memorials including:
- R.A.N Corvettes Association (WA)
- U.S Submariners Association
- Royal Naval Association (Perth)
- Netherlands Ex-Services Association
- Royal Marines Association
- Submariners Association Australia
- Allied Merchant Seaman Association
- R.A.N. in Vietnam Memorial
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